Luis Bunuel's "Nazarin" will
Luis Bunuel's "Nazarin" will be his next film. The film was a precursor to the famous "Memoirs of a Young Girl" as a movie. It was promoted by the film industry and, in the 1990's, it became a local film and appeared on every television station in Canada. The film was a "mystery" and it became one of the most popular movies of the late 20th century. The film is a tribute of the author
Luis Bunuel's "Nazarin" will be a must for all film buffs, especially those interested in the Soviet Union. The film was shot with a Lon Chaney and Douglas Adams film instead of a Duane Bunuel film with a David Chaplin. The cinematography is also perfect, and Chaplin is at his best as the director. The story is worth watching, but the movie is too short.